smartboard demo presentation april 27, 2007
DESCRIPTION
Slides are from a presentation I gave at my school demonstrating some of the ways in which I use the SmartBoard in my classroom.TRANSCRIPT
Title: Apr 26-10:30 PM (1 of 13)
So. What Can You Do With a SmartBoard?
Introducing ... The Book ...
Title: Apr 26-11:05 PM (2 of 13)
Come write your name ... anyone, c'mon give it a try. It won't hurt ... really ...
Jennifer
Title: Apr 27-8:56 AM (3 of 13)
A Sample Lesson ...
... before ...
... during ...
... and after ...
*
Title: Apr 27-8:51 AM (4 of 13)
The Binomial Theorem
Zhu Shijiei 1261
Pascal 1653
or "one of the ways G-d built the universe" ...
Title: Apr 27-3:01 PM (5 of 13)
ANNOTATE THIS
Title: Apr 27-8:52 AM (6 of 13)
Expand and simplify ...
a + b
Title: Apr 27-8:52 AM (7 of 13)
1
Find a pattern, add two more rows to the triangle ...
1 11 2 1
1 3 3 11 4 6 4 1
Title: Apr 27-8:52 AM (8 of 13)
Evaluate each term ...
Title: Apr 27-8:52 AM (9 of 13)
Pascal's TriangleHow many different patterns can you find in the triangle?
SYMMETRY
Sum of COUNTING numberstriangular numbers
Counting Numbers
Sum of Triangular numbers
Title: Apr 27-8:52 AM (10 of 13)
Pascal's TriangleHow many different patterns can you find in the triangle?
Title: Apr 27-8:53 AM (11 of 13)
Pascal's TriangleHow many different patterns can you find in the triangle?
Title: Apr 27-8:53 AM (12 of 13)
Title: Apr 27-8:53 AM (13 of 13)
The Binomial Theorem ...
Algebraically
Combinatorically
Notice the patterns ...(1) The coefficient of the term is: (2) The exponent on a is given by: [n - (i - 1)](3) The exponent on b is given by: i(4) This relation holds for each term in the expansion: [exponent on a] + [exponent on b] = n(5) The number of terms in any binomial expansion is: n + 1